Princess Girl Vs Mustard Boy: Do You Love Me?
by Sun Mingyi
About This Novel
[Lady vs. "Straight Man"] [Love Brain vs. Prodigal Son] [Money Worshiper vs. Stingy Rich Man] [Marriage Life + Love + Female Growth] Some men are like mustard, speaking straight, rushing, and choking. "Princess girl" Xu Xiaoliu encountered cheating on her ex-boyfriend and met "mustard boy" Chen Dayang. They quickly fell in love and got married. They were happily preparing to live their own small life, but their marriage brought them frequent conflicts - from wars between mother-in-law and daughter-in-law to wars between sisters-in-law, and eventually, the couple fell out of harmony; some men are called prodigal sons, and prodigal sons will not be able to exchange for gold when they return. "Love girl" Zheng Wanying fell in love at first sight with "plaything boy" Xu Hanxuan during her emotional window. The prodigal son calmed down. They originally wanted to welcome happiness, but after the passion faded, what tortured each other was the trivial daily life and different habits. They come from different families, are in different workplaces and living environments, and they argue about small things such as whether to buy a house or a car, whether to eat or drink wine, and so on. Zheng Wanying felt that she still loved him, but their outlook on life and values had always been difficult to integrate, so they had to part ways; some men are diamond kings, but kings are divorced and a bit stingy. "Material girl" Wei Ziyun tried every means to get close to the successful "divorced man" Chen Shoucai, and finally announced her marriage with a "double happiness" gesture with a big belly. She successfully married herself into a wealthy family. Everything about this marriage is perfect, except that the other party has an ex-wife and a child. Wei Ziyun's ex-wife's repeated contact with Chen Shoucai made Wei Ziyun collapse, and Chen Shoucai's "stinginess" and distrust made her even more disappointed... The sudden marriage brought the three women different lifestyles, from expectations to disappointment, from possession to loss. They suffered and grew in the marriage, and finally realized that marriage requires management, and happiness requires practice.
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